This is a basic guide on how to get your DaVinci Resolve Project over to us for Final Post

At BIRTV 2024, the largest film, entertainment, and broadcast tech exhibition in Asia, Kevin Shaw chaired a panel on HDR titled “HDR: The Future is Here.” The discussion featured insights from Bram Desmet, CEO of Flanders Scientific, cinematographer Yang Shu, Vice President of the Chinese Society of Cinematographers, and our founder and CVO, Zeb Chadfield. We explored how HDR is reshaping filmmaking, from breaking SDR limitations to enabling more creative freedom.

Zeb Chadfield at The Finish Line provides an easy-to-follow guide outlining what to consider when finishing in High Dynamic Range.

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Zeb Chadfield, founder and finishing artist at post house The Finish Line, has been taking the Apple Vision Pro for a spin to see how the new tech could be used in a professional finishing environment. Here are his first impressions.

The hardware setup guide is here.

This is a basic workflow or tips for generating ‘proxy’ media via DaVinci Resolve to be used for editing . The goal of these steps isn’t to be the perfect workflow for all productions as we customise a lot of this for specific cameras and workflows but hopefully this will help any productions looking to prep their own media to do it in a way that should make the conform process more simple when the time comes for final post. If you need to talk to us about a specific project so we can create a more refined template please get in-touch.

This is a basic guide on how to get your DaVinci Resolve Project over to us for Final Post

How to upload a Viewing file Open Iconik and go to your Viewing Files Collections folder Select your folder In the bottom left of the screen click upload Click or drop your files into the box, then press upload – that’s it! Wait for it to finish uploading and let the other person know How to view a file and comment In the collections window go to the Viewing Files folder and select the folder where the file is stored Double click into the video The Comments window down the right will display any comments already made on the file Add time based comments by moving the play head through the clip then adding a comment in the box below and pressing Send To reply to a comment hit the ‘To reply to a comment hit the ‘Reply’ button under a comment’ button under a comment How to view proxies Go to the Collections window (should be the default home screen) and navigate to your projects proxies collection You’ll see folders organised by date, these are a mirror to what the editors will receive for the offline Click into each folder to view the clips inside Notifications Notifications are important […]

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